[Yoss]

You shouldn't be too confident against a team that's already beaten you on your own patch earlier in the season - but I am pretty confident for this one nonetheless. If we can win this we'll have beaten every team during the first half of the season.

Anyone heard any team news? Any of the injured players back yet?

[renton]

Yoss, on Dec 14 2007, 11:09, said:

You shouldn't be too confident against a team that's already beaten you on your own patch earlier in the season - but I am pretty confident for this one nonetheless. If we can win this we'll have beaten every team during the first half of the season.

Anyone heard any team news? Any of the injured players back yet?

I'm not confident at all - mostly because I don't think I'll get down there

Ayr are on a bad run, it would be just like us to give them a boost. I would'nt mind another performance like the Ross County one, just make sure we take the chances when they come.

[GavMan_AUFC_1910]

I'd be quite happy with us only losing say 2-0. That would be an improvement on our last few scorelines. We have top scorer Williams out and Wardlaw out through suspension and Moore is injured. We don't stand a chance. Will be betting on the Rovers at 11/10! B)

This post has been edited by GavMan_AUFC_1910: 14 December 2007 - 11:57

[Monster]

It really is just a question of how many Rovers will win by.

Our players can't stand one another, don't bother trying all that hard and most are totally off form. Add that to our missing strikers and we'll be lucky to get Nil tomorrow.

21 years and this is unquestionably the worst Ayr 'team' I've ever witnessed. They are no better than a pub team ( and probably less fit too).

I (along with many other regulars) am just about past caring, and the pain of all this pish is only eased slightly by the money I make betting against Ayr every week.

I would be delighted with a 2-0 defeat.

[Shibuya]

21/10 is a fantasy price from the bookies and i'm all over it this week.

We've no strikers to speak of (Varielle aint kicked a ball all season) so this could be a long afternoon for Ayr.

[rw89]

Ayr will win this. I hate games like this, games where everyone thinks you'll win but you know Rovers will bottle it. Hopefully i'm wrong.

[renton]

rw89, on Dec 14 2007, 12:17, said:

Ayr will win this. I hate games like this, games where everyone thinks you'll win but you know Rovers will bottle it. Hopefully i'm wrong.

Ayr to win at a canter, 3-1

[Toddy]

This is the type of game that the Rovers will lose !! Just look back to the last game at Central park when Cowden had players out.......We need to be be at our best on saturday or we`ll get nothing from this match.

[Unknown Caller]

Monster, on Dec 14 2007, 12:02, said:

It really is just a question of how many Rovers will win by.

Our players can't stand one another, don't bother trying all that hard and most are totally off form. Add that to our missing strikers and we'll be lucky to get Nil tomorrow.

21 years and this is unquestionably the worst Ayr 'team' I've ever witnessed. They are no better than a pub team ( and probably less fit too).

I (along with many other regulars) am just about past caring, and the pain of all this pish is only eased slightly by the money I make betting against Ayr every week.

I would be delighted with a 2-0 defeat.

rw89, on Dec 14 2007, 12:17, said:

Ayr will win this. I hate games like this, games where everyone thinks you'll win but you know Rovers will bottle it. Hopefully i'm wrong.

This should be an interesting game with both sets of fans having little faith in their team Since the game is away I have slightly more confidence in us getting a result, hopefully we can put together a decent run before playing County again

Btw rw89 have you been taking lessons from Whistleblower

This post has been edited by Steven: 14 December 2007 - 12:53

[No8.]

I have to say the Raith Supporters are the most pessimistic i have ever read..whatever happened to big marv and 'Keep Believing'? ....3-1 Raith...remember i haven't been at a match they have lost since the SPL days

[renton]

Steven, on Dec 14 2007, 12:46, said:

Btw rw89 have you been taking lessons from Whistleblower

Join us, you'll never feel dissapointment again - we will take your pain away....

This post has been edited by renton: 14 December 2007 - 12:50

[rw89]

Steven, on Dec 14 2007, 12:46, said:

Btw rw89 have you been taking lessons from Whistleblower

No, i'm just preparing for the inevitable!

No8., on Dec 14 2007, 12:46, said:

I have to say the Raith Supporters are the most pessimistic i have ever read..whatever happened to big marv and 'Keep Believing'? ....3-1 Raith...remember i haven't been at a match they have lost since the SPL days

Erm....we've tried it against Stranraer, Stirling , Cowdenbeath and Brechin, games we could have gone into and won but the player bottled it.

[Monster]

Steven, on Dec 14 2007, 12:46, said:

Btw rw89 have you been taking lessons from Whistleblower

Graeme thinks Rovers will win tomorrow.

No8., on Dec 14 2007, 12:46, said:

I have to say the Raith Supporters are the most pessimistic i have ever read..whatever happened to big marv and 'Keep Believing'? ....3-1 Raith...remember i haven't been at a match they have lost since the SPL days

I have to agree here.

I'm one of the most negative and pessimistic people when it comes to Ayr (and with good reason), but if we were joint top of the league having won three of our last four away games and were travelling to face a team not just off form but in absolute crisis, I'd be extremely confident.

[CALDERON]

Every time in my entire life ive been conifdent of a Rovers win, weve fooked it up.

2-0 Ayr

[Unknown Caller]

renton, on Dec 14 2007, 12:49, said:

Join us, you'll never feel dissapointment again - we will take your pain away....

And how does that work exactly? I find a bottle of Vodka helps take away the pain of a defeat myself

rw89, on Dec 14 2007, 12:49, said:

No, i'm just preparing for the inevitable!

I can feel the optimisim just oozing out of you

Monster, on Dec 14 2007, 12:51, said:

Graeme thinks Rovers will win tomorrow.

I have to agree here.

I'm one of the most negative and pessimistic people when it comes to Ayr (and with good reason), but if we were joint top of the league having won three of our last four away games and were travelling to face a team not just off form but in absolute crisis, I'd be extremely confident.

Problem is Monster everytime we get confident about a game we "should win" we play poorly and look no better than a pub team

As for Graeme is he feeling okay? somebody should check his Temperature

[Yoss]

Well I'm prepared to break the mould with some cautious optimism. Ayr have been on a bad run and are unlikely to be quite as bad again, it'll need a good performance from us - but I think it's within our capabilities.

[No8.]

Monster, on Dec 14 2007, 12:51, said:

Graeme thinks Rovers will win tomorrow.




I have to agree here.

I'm one of the most negative and pessimistic people when it comes to Ayr (and with good reason), but if we were joint top of the league having won three of our last four away games and were travelling to face a team not just off form but in absolute crisis, I'd be extremely confident of a scoring draw.

Finished it for you

[renton]

Steven, on Dec 14 2007, 12:59, said:

And how does that work exactly? I find a bottle of Vodka helps take away the pain of a defeat myself



I can feel the optimisim just oozing out of you



Problem is Monster everytime we get confident about a game we "should win" we play poorly and look no better than a pub team

As for Graeme is he feeling okay? somebody should check his Temperature

we replace you with a pod person grown from an aubergine, pod steven knows only pessimism and will never be dissapointed by Rovers losing ever again.

[Unknown Caller]

renton, on Dec 14 2007, 13:03, said:

we replace you with a pod person grown from an aubergine, pod steven knows only pessimism and will never be dissapointed by Rovers losing ever again.

Could I be "replaced" before Saturday?

[renton]

Steven, on Dec 14 2007, 13:07, said:

Could I be "replaced" before Saturday?

You may already have been.... don't look at the light

anyhoo, not a chance in hell we'll win this. Everything is against Ayr so they'll definatley win

[Double Jack D]

I'm gonna throw caution to the wind and say we're gonna pump Ayr on Saturday.

Mind you I thought we'd pump Brechin last week!

I don't find it very reassuring that a lot of the Ayr 1st teamers will be out. I'd rather we played against these guys that were getting hosed every week rather than a bunch of fringe players with something to prove.

What's the odds on Rovers? Anything against is a good value bet IMO!

[Unknown Caller]

renton, on Dec 14 2007, 13:14, said:

You may already have been.... don't look at the light

anyhoo, not a chance in hell we'll win this. Everything is against Ayr so they'll definatley win

Too late................................

I'm actually feeling a hint of optimism before this game, when will the negativity kick in

This post has been edited by Steven: 14 December 2007 - 13:20

[renton]

Steven, on Dec 14 2007, 13:19, said:

Too late................................

I'm actually feeling a hint of optimism before this game, when will the negativity kick in

Hmmm, best shoot yourself in the head, take two bullets every 4 hours and contact me if the headache doesn't go away. B)

[Unknown Caller]

renton, on Dec 14 2007, 13:23, said:

Hmmm, best shoot yourself in the head, take two bullets every 4 hours and contact me if the headache doesn't go away. B)

Works for you does it?

[renton]

Steven, on Dec 14 2007, 13:26, said:

Works for you does it?

not these days, I use something more potent....